People Still Go To Comic-con Because They

I Think People Kind Of Come In Who They Are, And It Sort Of Doesn't Even Matter Who Their Parents Are - It Can Affect You A Little Bit, And You Can Be Guided And Shaped.

When A Thing You Love Faces Adversity, You Start To Feel More Protective Of It. Also, You Take An Inventory All The Time. You Ask Yourself, "is This Worth All My Fighting?"

I Would [call Myself A Feminist], Yes, I Believe In The Unadulterated Advancement Of Women. And We Have So Far To Go Still.

In Elementary And High School, I Never Considered Acting As A Profession.

I'm Not Easily Offended. I Have A Pretty High Tolerance For Raunchiness Or Shock Value, So I'm The Wrong Person To Use As A Gauge.